A reference frame-based microgrid primary control for ensuring global convergence to a periodic orbit
Electric power systems with growing penetration of renewable generation face problems of frequency oscillation and increased uncertainty as the operating point may veer close to instability. Traditionally the stability of these systems is studied either in terms of local stability or as an angle synchronization problem under the simplifying assumption that decouples the amplitude along with all dissipations. Without the simplifying assumption, however, the steady state being studied is basically a limit cycle with the convergence of its orbit in question. In this paper we present an analysis of the orbital stability of a microgrid integrating the proposed type of distributed generation controller, whose internal reference voltage arises from the rotation of the reference frame much like a rotating machine. We utilize the shifted passivity framework to prove that, with sufficient dissipation, such system is globally convergent to a nontrivial orbit. This is the first global stability result for the limit cycle of such system in the full state space, which provides new insight into the synchronization mechanism as well as how dissipation plays a role in the orbital stability. The proposed controller is verified with a test microgrid, demonstrating its stability and transient smoothness compared to the standard droop control.
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